Many candidates dream of becoming an officer by passing the Union Public Service Commission UPSC examination. People prepare wholeheartedly for this, but this dream does not come true for everyone, hard work and continuous patience move them in the right direction and bring them success. Today we will tell you the story of one such female officer Pratiksha from Latur, Maharashtra. We are going to tell you who failed in UPSC exam many times but did not lose courage. She was successful in the Indian Forest Service examination of UPSC. Pratiksha fulfilled her dream by becoming an IFS officer.
There was a good atmosphere for studies in the house of Pratiksha, a resident of Latur, Maharashtra. He studied till class 12 from Latur. After this, she did B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from the College of Engineering, Pune. Even after completing B.Tech, she did not get a job. Pratiksha thought it appropriate to prepare for Civil Services and she got engaged for it. >Also read- Indian Railway Exam Tips: How to prepare to get a job in Railways! Follow these tips from today itself
Selection was not done only on this number
Prateeksha started appearing for UPSC exam in 2015 in which she was not successful. After this, success eluded him in the 2016-2017 exams also. She was successful in passing the UPSC exam in 2018 but could not get selected by four marks, despite this she did not lose courage. Then she took the exam in 2019.
Took a break of 3 years
Amidst the failures, in 2018 he decided to join the State Forest Service. Gave Maharashtra State Forest Examination in 2018 in which he got success in the first attempt. In 2019, he was sent for 2 years training at the Central Academy for State Forest Service, Coimbatore. He then took a break of 3 years and prepared for UPSC. a href="https://www.abplive.com/education/who-is-the-teacher-of-alexander-the-great-know-about-him-in-details-2791924">Who was the guru of Alexander the Great who had the dream of conquering the whole world?
The doctor gave this advice
In 2019, Pratiksha had to appear for the UPSC Indian Forest Service IFS exam. She passed the prelims but during the mains, she fell ill and got dengue. The doctor advised her to take rest while her family members asked her to leave the exam. But she didn’t listen to anyone. She appeared for the mains exam and got success in the exam. She also reached the interview but could not be selected in the final list.
Got second rank
While undergoing training for Maharashtra Forest Service, Pratiksha kept preparing for UPSC IFS. Pratiksha became an IFS officer by getting second rank in the UPSC exam of 2023.
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